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tuffie

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After placing a meal tray in front of a resident,
 
  a. let the resident eat the meal independently.
  b. ask the resident if he or she needs help eating.
  c. cut the resident's food.
  d. start to feed the resident

Question 2

A resident who has not had adequate fluid and becomes confused or sleepy may be
 
  a. hypertensive. c. dehydrated.
  b. demented. d. underestimated



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c





 

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